fable

The use of fables has this potential—to open up the world from a different doorway… to fly in a broken window or burrow up from under the cellar.

repetition: class2

One of the more hidden effects of repetition is that it undermines itself. Whatever it is trying to do--by introducing itself more than once it invites a second reading, and by reading I mean interpretation.

form: class1

… all these forms evolved and became specialized even as the the world turns and human nature still insists on war and sex and care-taking and cycles of trauma.